
South Shore patients who need ambulatory heart-rhythm monitoring for palpitations or suspected arrhythmia, without the public-system wait.
CardioSTAT Holter-type monitoring records heart electrical activity over an extended period to evaluate arrhythmias, palpitations, intermittent symptoms, or rhythm abnormalities. Interpreted by cardiologist; report sent to referring physician. Prescription required; additional fees may apply if clinic prescription is needed.
Prescription required; additional fees may apply if clinic prescription is needed.
The CardioSTAT is lightweight and worn during normal activity; you'll receive specific instructions on water exposure and wear at your fitting appointment.
The 48-hour option (CA$349) suits frequent symptoms, while the 7-day option (CA$449) captures less frequent ones. Your physician can advise which fits; both are listed on the service page.
CardioSTAT is a small, wearable heart monitor you keep on for 48 hours or 7 days to record your heart rhythm during daily activity. You return or mail back the device afterward.

Follow-up care for individuals and families—chronic condition monitoring, pediatrics, results review, and prescription renewals when appropriate. In-person visits with telemedicine available for select concerns when clinically appropriate.